Experimenting in Lush!

I've been to Lush! Not all this time... but a good portion of it...

It seems I was on a mission to try some new products on this particular shopping trip. I have always wanted to try Lush's dry shampoo and at first inspection it smells pretty good so I can't wait to start using that! I've also heard great reviews about the Angels on Bare Skin cleanser, it's supposed to be great for sensitive skin and I've got the most sensitive skin around so I'll be the judge of that!

I've also always eyed up the toothpaste tabs, they seem like such a good way of saving plastic waste, I'll let you know how I get on with them...

I've linked all the products below the pictures if you want to find out more, let me know if you've tried any of these bits and what you thought :)

P.s. I haven't tried any of these products yet, but it seems my boyfriends helped himself to some of the strawberry shaving cream...

American Cream Conditioner £4.50 - 100gAngels on Bare Skin £6.75 - 100gD'fluff £5.75 - 70gDirty Toothy Tabs £2 - 12gDry Shampoo £3.95 - 50g

Review | Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water

There are a lot of different versions of this type of cleanser emerging now, and I plan to try a few different ones to determine which is best for my skin. However I thought I'd lose my Micellar virginity to this Garnier one, as it's good value for money and I didn't want to spend loads to find out that I didn't even like using this type of cleanser (See I can be savvy sometimes!) 

I bought this from boots for £4.99 a while back but it's now on offer for £3.99! (snap up that barg here!) I love the packaging, it's such a huge bottle! It claims the 400ml will last 200 uses which is amazing value, I've used it morning and night for the past couple of months and I'm just over half way through so I'l probably get over 200 uses out of it! 

To use, you just apply a small amount to a cotton pad and wipe over your face, it's not scented but it does have a sort of clean smell and it feels really nice and fresh. The consistency is very similar to water but with a hint of bubbly-ness. (Who knows what I mean?) It removes stubborn eye make up without drying out the skin and is really gentle on sensitive skin.

I really like this so far but I may have a little look at what other brands have to offer too! Any recommendations are welcome! Here's a handy little article from Red if you're thinking of trying out Micellar Water too! Read Here :) 

Which is you're favourite brand for Micellar Water?

Georgia x